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Australian troops land at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea during the battle in the Far East in the Second World War
American landing craft on Okinawa. Landing craft nose inshore to land troops and supplies as the American invasion of Okinawa, Ryukyu island less than too miles from the Japanese homeland
Ansells Brewery pouring 400, 000 pints of beer into Birminghams sewers because of an inter - union dispute, which has closed over 50 public houses
Scottish fish lassies in Great Yarmouth preparing herrings for Russia. 10th November 1954
Julie Goodyear, aged 21, a Solicitors Secretary, is the daughter of the licensee of the Bay Horse Hotel, in Hopwood, Lancashire. She helps out in the bar and cellar when necessary. 30th December 1963
Actor Michael Newport, 16, is playing the part of Jim Hawkins in a new BBC production of Treasure Island. 1st November 1968
It is a well known tradition among coopers that when an apprentice cooper completes his training he goes through the ritual of being rolled in a barrel
Scottish herring girls in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, circa 1936. Fisherwomen carrying a tub of herring on the quayside
Janette Harper with a Giant Newcastle Brown Ale Bottle 1977
The Royal Navy is now establishing permanent bases along the Normandy coast. Wherever there are Naval shore establishments there are Wrens and these are the vanguard of many more to follow
An employee of Blundell Spence, paint manufacturers, in Hull is seen here at work wearing an employees gas mask
A Drayman samples the beer during a break in work at the Donnington Brewery 5th July 1963
Beer delivery for the Old Shambles, Manchester, October 12th 1951
The first pints are poured at The Hexagon Beer Festival, Reading, August 1980
Burton on Trent coopers at work. March 1937 P014467
Stacking barrels of herrings in the filling yards at Yarmouth, Norfolk. 18th November 1935
Cider being kegged at the Bulmers Cider Mill in Plough Lane, Hereford. Circa 1959
North East Festivals A crowded bar at the 14th Annual Newcastle Beer Festival 22 April 1990
Peter Gill (pushing barrel) and Dave Young (sitting on barrels) specialising in wine a barrel beer from their off licence in West Jesmond Station on 30th March 1976
Workers at Mitchells and Butlers brewery in Smethwick, Staffordshire, pouring 120, 000 pints of beer down the drain due to an industrial dispute. 19th April 1966
Bob Hudson, Charge Hand in charge of the Beer Disposal Department at Ansells Brewery in Birmingham, pictured with a work mate pouring 600 barrels of beer down the drain due to an industrial dispute
Bob Hudson, Charge Hand in charge of the Beer Dosposal Department at Ansells Brewery in Birmingham, pictured with a work mate pouring 600 barrels of beer down the drain due to an industrial dispute
A workmant at Ansells Brewery in Birmingham, pouring half a million pints of Pale Ale down the drain due to an industrial dispute. 16th February 1968
Mitchells and Butlers Brewery. Alan Birchley, from Rowley Regis, a security officer at M & Bs Brewery, Cape Hill, Birmingham
Single whiskies being prepared for blending
A practice session on 30th December, 1987, for the Allendale men who will take part in the Tar Barrel fire festival. From left to right (back) are Mr Malcolm Whitfield, Mr Benny Hutchinson
Mr. Alan Smith one of the guysers who is taking part in Allendales Tar Barrel fire ceremony on 1st January 1976
This picture was taken in Allendale on Hogmanay and gives an indication of what to expect during the traditional tar barrel fire festival on 1st January 1933
More than 1, 000 people breaved ice and snow and made their way to Allendale, Northumberland wo watch the ancient Tar Barrel fire festival on 1st January 1981
Aerial view of Great Yarmouth factory. Herring barrels. Circa 1926. Rough scans for evaluation purposes only. watscan - - 18/08/2010
An employee of the Knockando Whisky Distillery checks the casks in the bonded warehouse. The whisky is left a minimum of three years but usually between 8 and 25 years in wooden barrels to mature
Fred Wycherley official smeller at a brewery in Wolverhampton Staffordshire checking for impurities with his nose
Great Yarmouth Fisherwomen gut Herrings after the fishing fleet has landed its catch Circa 1936
A Glenlivet Distillery worker in Scotland rolls a barrel of their finest single malt whisky to the bonded warehouse where it willl mature for a minimum of eight years Circa 1946
Kenny Matthews with a special whisky cask, produced by North British Distillery in Edinburgh, Scotland February 1998
Empty casks used in the production of whisky awaiting filling at the Distillery at Blythswood Scotland
An old man enjoying a drink in his local tavern at Dartmouth Devon November 1939
Whisky barrels at IDV warehouse Glasgow 1971
Herring girls unloading barrels of herring at the docks in Great Yarmouth Circa 1930
Fisherlassies at North Shields Fish Quay hard at work in 1931
Mr. Don Fraser, landlord of the Wellington Hotel in Eccles now draws from the wood in his makeshift bar. April 1957
Fishing Industry. Yarmouth fisherwomen gutting herring. October 1936 P002014
Coopers making beer barrels at the Whitbread brewery. October 1958
Indian soldiers of the 3rd Lahore Indian Divisiom drawing water from huge barrels fitted with special filters, seen here at their rest camp on the race course at Marseilles, France
Marines from the Naval Brigade seen here off loading barrels from a London omnibus at the defences on the road from Vieux Dieu. Circa October 1914
Barricades across the roads leading into Brussels Circa August 1914 *** LocalBarricades across the roads leading into Brussels Circa August 1914 Published Daily Mirror Page 7 August 21st 1914
Glen Grant Distillery, Rothes. Re-constructed sherry barrels are rolled from the copperage to the distillery for filling. Circa 1947
The barrel store for the Glen Grant Distillery in the Highland village of Rothes. The distintive roofs of the distillery can be seen at the end of the High Street, Circa 1947
